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Moral Powers : Normative Necessity in Language and History, Hardback Book

Moral Powers : Normative Necessity in Language and History Hardback

Part of the Routledge Library Editions: Ethics series

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Originally published in 1986, this book subverts an attitude towards the moral dimension of life which the author terms ‘ethical cynicism’.

It discusses a theory of moral powers – a theory which shows that moral values are immensely potent sources of power.

The author argues that there is a conceptual affinity between the Wittgensteinian account of language and the Marxist theory of history such that the two complement and even require one another in various aspects.

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